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sheilaspns

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A deposit of unconsolidated sediment that extends landward from low tide to a change in topography or to where permanent vegetation begins is a(n) ____.
 A)spit
 B)tombolo
 C)barrier island
 D)beach
 E)baymouth bar

Question 2

Migmatite ____.
 A)is produced during the lower temperature range of metamorphism
 B)is a nonfoliated rock
 C)never occurs due to regional metamorphism
 D)always shows rotational metamorphism
 E)has both igneous and metamorphic characteristics



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

E



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